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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

What DO ysu think Of IN at and that
and that. sad prominent business man
70 reporter. a. hs lths business man
thrsw do~n taree dollars in succession
"Tao>e two a. zsauZle. hut this one Is
countertsif SAID t5s rapQrsev. Il ss. v0u
srs righs. Bat fasv srs uAstinx q couaosf
feif silver f1lsr GOV tast il sinost 0ext to
Impossible to detect. it = from an or tas'
il tzxen either from Alaska Or Dragon. a. A
mskes eo4ar tast = shs exact rsixar ol
the stsnisr sii Tsr 3oilsr snd ass ths ssn1s
rir<. sno fae ,sulF wsv you csn tel arr
& iffsrsnce ls IN fte milling Is m zht ~
va for fhese Tao nsnd : nen@Y % Ioos
Gus for th's nsw dollar. for thsv mizh
thereby saTs expense - Themselves
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
AT THE CHURCHES TODAY.

Elder w C. Wales will preach at
Ringuetts Hall. corner South Dlyision-sL
and Filth-xve. this evening.
Rev. Dr. Campbell Fair will preach AZ st.
Marks this forenoon on Gods Saints"
Mission" sermon and services Dy Rev.
Or. Van lie Water at 80 p. N.
The morning services at the Fountain
Stree. Baptist will be opened By baptism,
BY Rev. kerr 3. Upper.
Att East Street "a. f. the pastor, Rev.
ID. Cronk will preach. Subject, morning:
The Christian Gibraltar" evening, Come
and See
Rev. III. p. Welton will speak at the
First Presbyterian Church tsis morning
from a Love that "a Wonderful"
Christian Endesvor Mission Sunday
school A. Msdden's Hall, Stockings. at
$50 p. m.
Rev. 3. f. Sargent's themes. morning and
evening &C the south Congregational, will
De respectively, Gods Creative Work, T"
and Prisons and Prisoners"
Public services will be held at %. m. By
the New ana Latter House of Israel. at 49O
Canal-st. Subject: Things that have been
kept secret from the foundation of the
world
The Rev. DIR. Van DeWater will preach at
st. PsGrs church this morning. The co2-
gtegatiOn is invited 70 the Mission az St
Marks in the evening.
The Fellowship OF Truth" and
"Heathen Witnesses 10 Christian Truth. -
will De Rev. Charles Fiuhrers subjects, re
spectiveiy this morning aud evening at the
I Universalist church.
Rev J. Graham will preach at the Di.
vision Street church this evening on "A
Manly Christian"
Rev. J r. Walton will preach 81 Grace
church this morning. No evening service
on sccount OF the union meeting at st
Marks church.
Rev. A. r. Merriam has recovered FROM
his recent Illness aud will preach a. tn,
First Congregational church this morning
No services IN the evening.
On Get 81. 1917. Martin Luther postec
the famous ninesy-Eve theses on the door.
Of the schlosskirChs st Wittenberg. The
anniversary of that event is commonly
celebrated ia Europe. Rev. z. Moerdy ke's
subject this evening at the First Reformed
Church will De Reformation Day"
Rev. W r. Richardson viii preach
morning and evening a. Church Of Christ.
Subjects; Helpers IN the Gospel" and
~Assthen Corroborstion, respectively.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
Cloak Department.
Special Efforts

to give the very best and most
stylish garments for the least
money possible, and we are
happy TO say, from OR large
sales and expressions Of sat
istactlon on every side. our
effort have been crowned
with q very catering success.
We cordially extend 20 every
lady an invitation TO examine
our STYLEs. QUALITIES and
PRIoEs before making their
selections.
In Childrens and Misses
Garments our Faies tins sea son
have been enormous. Every.
thing Ia fasrcs and tyles
from 2 60 u year, OF sgo are
on exhibition. and a. for prices
we are the lowe &.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

s-k4xa.s Is4zss Fs4~d ep "a shs Bal
- .sa SKIS

s-tzza.s Issss Fa2~d ep % shs Bzsy
u.sa stas-
Tbe sEisk suii& = ssiDs sa-lt y bro<a
A s~eley, IL Las Fsaf q lAs.r mscal1s sap
on s1oaf-sG. . sAsG axias % sasps- i'
slI De- oecaess3 by Compa1y t,-sasf
Suas-- 2ad sasn conspls.ea1 - .se E1s
n1sss sfa4ory ia tie STATS II AlsE-SAAl
TIE Gersuaaia sas.iasx -nsld snsE n0Hshiy
Hes.lag tf-lay 1igaj- Tie tsmn4ltsss -
pss.sa thsE sl6a Eas elsarsG - Lps rsesAI
sl1tsefssrY s1ssr4 aAasnt. A ns~ tom-
HIf1ss Eas appointed consisting q Aissfs
Dausksy, fOs HlehlmaH. william Hens %,
ffzEk g. H4mnss.-1alidf 49, Z. =. ElfArf
They sxPseL ~ klFs = oosesri "a tas LEA
future.
Issl sesk 0ns day Ars krsps q Tenth
g. stepCst 9iIL VI tns nsl1ss . ies "a = &c,
sn1 0a hsr sst4sn a ramp ~as sltslns -
TIE sI0Fe. o8e ordered ain 01L 0at De al
be ~as not ready " 70 yeI- lie seat
hoseysr. .hsn hs found himself l9o2iak
ilt0 he barrel 0f ave shooter
A party consisting 0f VIZ Drueks. Henry
Z0SlaaK Ice AiChlm4n. tnas. DKuSks,
Wm- a.nzs and several others leave t0taoE-
ros fof the aortn Eoosss On tso- sesz :
hunting Trip. IhsY VII axe tafse oo<s
~iLa them bot il q doabtrai u tney cfins
thAt many 0acx slth ENsEn-
A Earuss from Berlin was going across
bridge street bridge Friday nignI when hia
team bscans unmsnxgeabls and ran away
They ran iato Al Edeson . buggy but nol
a zen damage was done.
Burglars attempted % break into Mr.
Parr's residences. a. No. 2os Bowery st.. Fri
day nlxnG 6y uying 70 come a through ths
coal hole "a the wOodshed. DIT faslet Ia ths
attempt.
M Eaton Is converting the basement oi
The Bee Hive into q salesrOom.
John b. strzhan Of Muir. visited hia
brother 7. W. Strshan, Friday.
West Sids merchants lad . lively trade
VasLarttav.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30


Eseryons iatsrsslsd n tas ~sif2re of ear
esSatlfQl eily and - future greatness can
a0g hep bzE - roe sita s4sisi2eLlsa th.E
vita ths aasay Es@ iBs-il1tsoos spTa1 seug
- Ia CIR midst. The older HFfas srs sped
M on sar1 sign rapid sIT.4es ProoAel '
tos old<sI Daslaess house ~ E1s c.tf e t1zt
Of HoassDsa. Dona4lly i J0ass proprls-
tors of the Mammoth Csothins St0te.
" lille ns~ b. 00d hEs osea infSsec into IA >
concern from time 10 tine Ia tne lssi score
of Yeas NJ. Joseph HoaseInsn has proc
aely oeen a. tns bead Of this p0pnlzr cloth
Ing company Tor more years than has any
other bushes man Ia the ciIy IA aoy one
line The nTIn Las made mAay changes Ia
location, larger quar- tsrs. additions 20 their
facilities etc al the while keeping f1ily
abreast OF shs times Yesterday ~4s The
biggest days trade tnls ara has ever han
died. and 10 help marx tie day the gener-
Gus propristOrs last evening gave their
sslesmen al oyster supper. very long
table vas spread a. kuna Bros. on Pearl
st.. and all the places Z ere hlied- Twenty
three persons sal al the table. ali salesmen
except he three propfiet0rs Aad ''ye scribe. !"
A very pleasant time MAS experienced,
toasts responded 70. etc. Mr.. Housenan.
the veteran ciothisr, was all smiles and
hoped the biggest days sales ~oald have
many returns.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

Mrs II. II. Collins Is visiting friends In
Detroit
WI. Goats. Of East Saginaw. il, a. The
Morton HOuse.
III wonderly Is in New York City for
q couple weeks.
Til. Wolcots Is taxing months So
io1rn Ia California
Frsd y. Worien. 6ovsrnmsnt land sxsnt
o. Reed City. . IN town.
Ir. pelano and bride returnSd from their
Wedding Trip East yesterday.
J. @. Mclaughlin snd wife. Of Aas<egon.
we're reg stored a. TIE Morton yesterday.
Mrs. ". c. sheldon and son VIII, Of
Grand Haven, srs visiting friends on
Safest.
G. Won Platen. Of Advsncs. passed
through ne city last nignt eu route for
Chicago
Joseph 2. Ho6bes. ths vel knowg man
aging editor 0f tas M1skex0n N>'es. IL
seriously ii.
Mrs r b. Moone. Of he Derby" re-
turn-d Friday f-om Marion. lad, where
soc vent 20 attend the funeral OF n,r neics.
Miss fors smith. principal Of he Grand
Haven High school. sttsnded TIE county
teschsrs' examination in this city Friday.
Ms ; T.. Wooster snd daughter Miss
Louise. have returned from Detroit and
tsxsn up tn-ir residence for the Winter IN
ne James p. Lacey house on Warrington
st.
The Rev =. n. Bennett, pastor Of the
Wealthy Avenue Baptist church, leaves
Tuesday for California. hoping hat his
health nay Se benefited oy ths Western
climate.
IF Crsmer hss returned from = two
weeks visit in Northern Ohio, where hs
attended the Crsmsr family reunon, con-
.ssinx Of three generations Numbering
about seventy i've psrs ons
VIII Brown and Charles r. Baker, Of The
= & O. telegraph Office. snd Def0rest Key
nolds of the Western Nnion Office. will
leave tonlorro~ for the Northwest 10 tsks
pos.fions on ths Northern rsciic
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30


Located in Roofa 3 F" Glenhaysn Place
Al South Diyision-st, Is the Real Estate
ofsice OF Col sam Qel Wells. some time ago
the 1ELEskAN III ERALD resde mention of
tsis gentlemen retiring fom the manage
nasnl OF tue Soldiers Home and engaging
Ia business, since which time the Colonel
has bought and sold quiet large amount
OF property. Parties having real estate for
sale are here nndiug an energetic dealer,
and his Office has been very busy II late re-
cOrding the descriptions of the different
pieces Of property placed ia his hands for
sale Among these are several pieces OF
very desirable city property, both ia dwell
ing houses and city lots, description Of
some of which appear in our For sale
Column" elsewhere today. They range in
prices from 81 800 10 So coo. The Colonel
has sold and transferred eight thousand
dollars worth Of lots in the 0Akdsle Park
and says the track Of the new q. T., l.. &
ID. Railroad is COMPLETED 10 Oakdalc PARK
bridge. that Mr. Osgood's plans Tor passen-
ger house have been adopted aud the loca-
ti0n for said passenger house al the crossing
OF East-st.. accepted by General Manager j.
b. Mulliken. Chief Engineer McVeAn has
been instructed 10 place the drawings in the
handsof mechanic TOR the construction OF
the building. Contracts are now being
made for the erection of block Of stores
fronting on Easiest, 10 De located about the
center ot the plat.
The Colonel has also completed arrange
ments for the sale of lots in the new Winsor
Park. which is one of the most desirable
additions to the city of Grand Rapids. and
we have reason 10 believe that his efforts in
that direction will soon be heard from.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
WEBER & Fischer.

If there Is one thing more than another
that makes one feel AS if earth was Heaven
IL is music furnished from the famous
Weber & Fischer Pianos. These instruments
have q worldwide reputation for their
sweetness of tone, and durability, that
none can dispute. Mr.. julius A. ]. Fried
rich the popular music dssler at 80 and 81
Canal-st.. is sole agent for the above pianos
and carries full line, which can be seen
a. all times He also carries a complete
stock of small musical instruments and
sheet music In addition with the above.
An excellent line of Holiday souvenirs
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
DRY GOODS!
Spring 4 Company !
Dress Goods.

We are constantly iecsiv-
ing and dlspiaying 60 err
counters new material tor
the Fali and Winter wear -
oolors ana fabrics of uA 10
are varied ia the eztrnne.
On our SlLA Coz fR
we are showing rlch anu as.
tiful Silks, Moir Antique Veil
vets and plnshes, al resiling
with each other ia r. -lln -
and beauty IN colonng.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
Jersey and wool gloves and mittsns q
Keudalps

Misses Gsye and Benedict's dancing
school opened yesterday afternoon with
ninety scholars ranging from seven to
eighteen years of age. The little ones
seemed TO enjoy themselves. mach 10 the
delight OF the many mothers. who were
present with their children. The prospects
OF the school are most fattering, and en-
tomorrow. Monday evening, class OF
adults will be found at the regular hop,
given in Metropolitan Hail.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

Jan Hln.-s1.s1 . 4rne-tsa sss1src4y
i9z ol<z zry .ad aTes1y. Hs . s1Azss~
sifa bzsAkias lzto ne ssLoea - SEA-
haEl. - l4asl s.. 0a tie aga " N-oseoer
- 4l1 sss@iiEs sQ0e siDs al czE4zs- A10
a-so Cli1 AzvlGE oreke1 te19 t1s ssols -
D2yia Afoegz 60 y ssz bFl1ss-st-. e. l@s
f.l-..5 i2z nlkhs 49, szo-s1 e.2 u essaEs
a11 "a oseFcs4@ ~ gl-s = C1sr hAf-
ssy c.erx u t1s store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
DISAPPOINTED BUT or THERE.

Kidder & Co. were disappointed in the
arrival of large invoice Of cloaks (expect-
ed Saturday morning and delivered late
Saturday night. The mammoth cloak
room turned out the largest quantity of
Winter Garments on Saturday n its his
tory and no wonder that +. p. smiles.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
ssAT MS BOARD ellL.
John KasHsr IN Pslies oourt-othsr Cases
Yesterday.

fcsrcfdsy.
John Lssher, c. Malone and William
shader contributed t5.35. 1856 and s.. IS
respectively in Police Court yesterday for
various minor oden.e-. Louis Shsder
pleaded not guilty % 4 charge of assault
and battery. and will have a hearing No.
vombsr ;. John Nisser followed suit on
the same ofenss. AMI bis case Will be heard
tomorrow About month ago John
kuftisr, Of Jamestown, and his vile were
Ia town and stopped st the Michigan
House. Wacn he went away he told the
pro prietsr be would be down again in .
short time and pay him. he failed
70 materialize. and yesterday he was
brought into Police Court on a charge OF
defraudlBg q hotel. lie entered plea of
not guilty and bis case was set down for
Wednesday morning. huffler is the man
who bad the suit recently over the posses
sion OF his child who had been adopted by
Albert Aeissner. Of the West side.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
IN THE
Kid Glove Department
IN THE

We arc sbowine this week
new and beautiful Inc Of Nous
oucfcirc Gloves with back and
Cuffs heavily embroidered.
These gives ere tbe handsoln-
est We nave ever shown.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

j.. c. Herkner, the popular jeweler, 2o
AOnrOe-st.. just returned from New York
with tine line OF Diamonds with colored
stones. viz: Rubies and SAPPHIRE, all the
rage IN rings aud brooches, novelties in silver
goods such as oeit. shoe and garter buckles.
Queen Vest Chsins for Ladies. Enamel and
Ornamented Watch Cases. also encrested
with diamonds. Marble Clocks with Ca
therdral Gonss. and an elegant line of
Travelling Clocks.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

Sunday sftsrnOon-Ioung mems meet
ing a. 4 O'Clock. Led by Mr.. Williams
Young men only welcome.
D-pot-Gospsi meeting and song servics
~ill be held m the Union Depot a. 3.S0 ..
m Led By John ROokus. AL are cor.
iitllY invited.
Jaa services a. 1915 =. m. Open only Il
those wao 20 20 tsks part IN she meeting,
junior Department. Boys meeting vii
be held a. o'clock p. n. Speaking sad
singing carried on oy The boys themselves
Al boys are welcome.
Free rsa0ins room open week days from
$50 :. m. to $50 ?. m- Sunday from 70
= 2 m.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
, ,.ccAo RAND PIANOS = ORGANS


sR<s 4 s~ls A. spseA-l f1asss
ous A. s2d }. ksssa s84aEs Eaaao prics
81.
0sen 4 F. Bsyes a Co square pdsno
pl2es 49,
Gas flAip Pailips square pass. Prise
49,
o1s GlbaFE uprigat pisno. prses sloo.
Das a4trsN RrAx1l pE4Gz pKle< s@SS.s
oae kls2sr uprlg2t p2420. ae4riy nss
pres So.
0as EAsrson square p.Sno nsszly Dss
pF-Es sl53
oos 4srshali s.d wsndsll square pisno
prlos slz3
Oas a Ii. Gale ssasEe piano. prA0'
sf75
o1s Packard Orgna. price So
One kstsF 0rxan. price 50.
ons ksiey orgz0s price Soa
OGs bsleg ory4ns prlos So
Ons O4raa~F 0Fgza. ssrics So.
Ons Taylor ana Farley organ, prsc'
81
All ia good order.
CHAsE BEofHEKs Piano Co
- ACnroe~sl
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
The latest novelty pin at Kendall's.
DErP SEA ILxrRrEs

You can find Sea Fish. Oysters ~ Can,
Bulk or Shell. Princess Bay Ga o5-
stsrs, Shrimpe and fine vari. axe
Fish at the Baltimore Market, 81 4.
Is. L. ExERY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
LOOK PIFAsANT.

Eat Ellis Il Co.'S Star brand of Baltimore
Oysters and grow fat. II you can not get
them of yonr grocerymsn. telephone direct
10 US at the Baltimore Fish and Oyster
Market, 81 Csnalst.
Il. +. EMERY
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

Wurzburx & Bronsons Military 2. G..
Rsnd sin xfzs 80 sscorf suufsg night
concert a. the Wonderland tonighs vAen
he following excellent pro<raIa - - b.
presented.
FrEsr Pant
,v.rts1 rs-fioliy Rahbers sn1re
: wstsas- anissnfen t.eier~ --..-. Ks 'er
2 seieofiou--~alscS HGeslr ~ .ot. ser
4 ror1ef nfiet- ~hrIt n -refr So f. = short
N.ssrs Corn an snd Bonney
h Serie Genie Fantasia
HRrutider esrfrer's Picnic ..-. Roli1uscu
Pssr s~CrSn.
zrana Potrcgfri i-sS Seriisa ~ Nionze Siessier =
Clarinet Ssln--. Scunauenia AZ Fsris
Tcfir Eiarinrcfs IN fnls'0 AfTemQ Qfsd
oriv ~ rfst clsss srfiSfs
Nr--rs F~,r-sr. aufasr fHaNnx snd - sfns
rsnf Selection --M s.ttrsnI .-....-. Va sCe
49, 2'ifr-ev NiItar a. t-seeei
: terr sad nsnte---rl fsfhs lEeliins
Ei-g -e'o--nr Rire
io -rant nescr' rrfFe t'ese--'tfhe Forge
Vixnf Rain rhrrferstsr-i. Rr ne sr-ox
ne ~leanle Rail -fr,xe< Ftrs 4 rhe rrarer.
q ire Fenxe. The Rlarss.1 fa Begins bs q.
b1rs cr t1e isF. rshlesrx.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

Felt Shoes and Felt Slippers FOX infants,
misses. ladies and men at the Chicago Shoe
Store, % Cnnal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

WsssIssnos. GA b. - warner. a.
.~xAaz. hxht - ffsaa soaI zsriT -iAd -
1rscsza1 - aorEnsri7-
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

The Grand Rapids Athletic club will give
a grand masquerade ball at their hall at the
Oriole Rink on Lagrave-st. Monday even.
ing 3ist inst.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

For this week " viii SCI. our FieI bic
sole. Bright D3nsOia ehoss o. .25e worth
40 At tns chiszgo shoe Store. = Canal
an. Al and AZ Lyon as
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

The largest assortment OF Felt Shoes and
Slippers ever shown in this city at the Chi.
cago Shoe Store, % Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30
Striped FshriicS
IN profuslon. the stnses being
mostly IF Plush o. Velvet ON
a pialn ground. On tie
wooLEN DRESS GOODS

Counters We are showing n ~
iabrics and new design. sAefv
day-checks, stripe sn0f ntg
mixtures leading. We aaYs
lust received a large insoi E r
Broadcloths, ia al the p0pa
lar shades. This style OF
dress fabrics has never Teen
80 popular a. IT has proved
tins season; rich and warm.
and IN colors the hana soil est.
Nothing we show can eclip Q
II. We have this day placed
on sale arge and wei se-
ected line OF lie erletta
Cloths, 10 al the light shades,
for party and evening wear.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

Felt Shoes and Felt Slippers for infants,
misses, ladies and men at the Chicago Sho oe
SfOra % Canal-St
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

In Camelshair fabrics We
are able 20 show some new
styles--ocean blues and the
copper hues prevailing. Our
Combination Sultings are
without parable! either &C
home or abroad At 10, 10
and 20 dollars we are without
competitors. Our
Cloak Department.
from early morning antll
closing time the counter for
activity aud excitement. We
have tins season made
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

Rev. A. r. Merriam has recovered from
his recent Illness aud will preach Al the
First Congregational church this morning.
No services in the evening.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-27
A RED HEADED RUFFIAN.
OUTRAGEOUS PREAK or sQUARE
KEEPER ROGERS.
Humiiiated for Politely Sit
ting By n Lady.

OF all the silly, outrageous and ruff.
6anly freaks perpetrated upon long
suffering pubic by that famous and
singular anomaly who presides over
Court Square, the worst case deyel.
oped yesterday. About 10 o'clock
pm. Mr.. 4. Wolf, q small sized angel
Of commerce representing q New
sYork house, wandered into the park
TO seek cooling shade and rest. He
was the victim Of q light
attack Of sunstroke sustained
some time ago, and found the
sun and beat oppressive and threat
enipg. Leaving the Peabody Hotel,
where he was quarered, be strolled
up Main street until he reached the
square, and lie inviting shade was
eagerly taken advantage OF. At that
hour II is a difficult matter 10 find q
seat sheltered from the suns rays by
branches OF the forest trees, and about
the only one seen was occupied by
q lady. Approaching her respectfully,
Mr.. Wolf politely asked II he might
share II with her, was promptly an.
swered In the Affirmative, and while
the lady moved 10 one end he sat
down On the ober. In the eyes Of
the cell eulogzsd great and only pro.
tector ~ OF women and children this
was heinous onente, and one bis
gallant spirit could not brook for n
moment Red In the face and boiling
over with rage, he marched briskly
up 10 Mr.. Wo'f, caught him roughly
by the coat and dragged him ike q
hog 10 the south gate OF the tquare.
Then he bethought him tha, an
apology was due the lady, and Mr..
Wolh was forthwith dragged back 10
where shc was seated, and command.
ed by the 20 4 constituted and ridlcu.
lous champion TO ask pardon. Have
| said or done anything In the least
offensive 10 you, madam p asked
the object OF R)gers's ire. "Noth.
Ing At all" vas the prompt TO
sp lnse. THIS only served 70 In.
tensiiy the Teigning crank's ire.
and giving his Wet m ierocluus isrk'
yabksd him 10 the lock up W thout
even the temblance OF consideration
for bic clothes or feelings, and that.
too, In the face Of woat 10 any seusi,
bic and reasonable man would have
been conclusive proof Of innocence Of
any onense. Seeing the outrage com.
mit,ed upon an inonensiye individual.
ADD feeling indignant NJ the disgrace
falling upon the police uniform and
star worn By the perpetraior, the
lady followed Rogers and his prisoner
10 the station, and fully eIonersted
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-27
KNIGHTS OF PYrHIAs.
How Memphis Traveller Found the
order Eissw here.

Mr.. w. A. FSss, formerly Of this
city and q prominent knight Of Py-
thias, who has been travelling through
the North, has written a lengthy let
ter to q knight in this city, In which
he gives the following interesting In
formation concerning the order. He
saws:
"Sioppins at Cincinnati two weeks
we visited eight lodges and found
them all In good wording or Ter. We
witnessed the comforting OF over forty
ranks and made tho acquaint-
ance OF many knights, among
whom were Howard Douglass, su.
prems Chancellor OF the World,
rs also Jones, q. o., Of Douglass
Ledge. At Lawrenceburg, Ind, there
Is q very furnishing lodge, and there
We met John II. Rusqe, who Ia county
clerk and grand V. q. OF Indiana. Ko.
komo, lad, where we are now 10.
Gated, has one Of the best lodges In the
land, and the Uniform Rank has taken
eleven different piizes Of thousands OF
dollars for hne work on the drill
ground"
Apronos Of the above, II would not
be smiss 10 mention the fact that
Pythianism 10 booming all over the
country, and especially In this city. Two
new lodges, the Chiokasaw and Bluff
City, were formed here several weeks
ago, and they are already In a flourish.
ing condition. The older lodges are
adding new members al almost every
meeting, and all members are working
hard TO mako Memphis the banner
Pythian city In the South.
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the latter. A number OF gentlemen,
who witnessed the performance also
appeared and corroborated the lady's
statement, and Sergeant Hediick at
once ordered his relesse, at the same
time reprimsndipg Rogers for his
rash indiscre!ioD, II not foolhardy
brutality.
An APPEAL reporter saw a number
OF gentlemen who witnessed the
monetrous outrage, and all were out.
spoken and aevere in their condemua-
ton OF it. Rogers has been a scare
crow and laughing stock for people
who admire and frequent Court
Square ever since be was placed in
charge. and it is high time that Presi-
dent Haddsn remove him without
further ceremony. Farther than that,
the gentlemen who cav and are IL
dignant at this latest freak, suggest
that Mr.. ! Wolf csrryl Ahis griev.
ance to thy Criminal Court, and
give Judge DuBose a chance at the
domineering and unreasonable alleged
Caliph. They are more than willing
to accompany and assist him. The
case is fearfully aggravated one, and
one that Memphis cannot afford to al
low 60 unpublished. Mr.. Wolf Ia
known by several people in the city,
who pronounce him cultivated man
and perfect gentleman. The fquare is
public, free to sll, aud since the lady
by whom he sat raised no objection,
the conduct Of this mapnu wortbily
clothed in Off cial psrb is monstroue.